Learner's Permit Study Guide

What does Georgia’s Move-Over Law require?

Change lanes away from stopped emergency/utility/sanitation vehicles, or slow below the speed limit if unable to move over.

When should you dim high-beam headlights?

When approaching an oncoming vehicle, following another vehicle, or driving in fog.

What does a flashing yellow traffic light mean?

Slow down and proceed with caution.

Is it legal to turn right on red in Georgia?

Yes, after a full stop and yielding to pedestrians and traffic.

When is passing prohibited?

On curves, hills, solid yellow lines, and when visibility is limited.

What must you do when a school bus has flashing red lights?

Stop completely and remain stopped until lights stop flashing.

How many points does a reckless driving conviction add to your record?

4 points.

How many points for aggressive driving?

6 points.

What is the penalty for improper passing on a curve?

4 points.

How many points will cause a license suspension in Georgia?

15 points within 24 months.

What happens if an under-18 driver commits a 4‑point violation?

6‑month license suspension for the first offense; 12‑month for a repeat.

What is the consequence for passing a stopped school bus illegally?

4 points and 6‑month license suspension (under‑18).

What happens if you refuse a chemical test (breathalyzer)?

Immediate license suspension.

What are some violations that lead to mandatory suspension?

DUI, hit‑and‑run, racing, eluding officer, homicide/serious injury by vehicle.

What is the penalty for violating Georgia’s Hands-Free Law?

Fine ≥ $50 and at least 1 point.

What sign is a double yellow line in the center of the road?

Passing prohibited.

What should you do when entering fog?

Use low-beam headlights.

At a flashing red light, what must you do?

Stop completely, then proceed when safe.

How should you re-enter pavement if your tire runs off the road?

Take foot off gas, steer slightly back, re-enter slowly.

When is it permitted to pass a motorcycle?

Must fully enter left lane before and during pass.

Children aged 8–18 must wear what in vehicles?

A safety belt or child restraint.

What does Joshua’s Law require before getting Class D?

40 hours supervised driving (6 at night) & approved driver ed.

What are passenger restrictions for a Class D driver?

No driving 12–5 a.m.; first 6 mo: immediate family only; next 6 mo: 1 under‑21 non‑family; after: up to 3 under‑21 non‑family.

When can teens drive under a Class CP permit?

On reaching 15, with 21+ licensed driver in front seat.

What are under‑21 DUI limits?

0.02 % BAC = DUI.

What BAC causes DUI for 21+?

0.08 % BAC.

What is Georgia’s zero‑tolerance law?

Drivers under 21 with any alcohol ≥ 0.02% are DUI.

What is required to reduce up to 7 points from your record?

A certified 6‑hour driver improvement course once every 5 years.

What teen license suspends for a hit‑and‑run?

Class D suspended 6 months (1st) or 12 months (subsequent).